Error => line:0 the the design mode requires a valid Qt kit.(PySide6)
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Hi,
Which version of Qt Creator ?
On which OS ?
How did you install it ?
Do you have at least one kit ?
How did you setup your project ?
How did you install PySide6 ?@SGaist sorry but can you tell me if you do not know the solution, I have been waiting for an answer. I know you are trying to help me so thanks anyway but please just tell me if you do not know the solution. Thank you.
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Did you configure your Python environment properly ?
Did you select one that contains your installation of PySide ? -
Did you configure your Python environment properly ?
Did you select one that contains your installation of PySide ?@SGaist yes, I did
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Did you configure your Python environment properly ?
Did you select one that contains your installation of PySide ?@SGaist it still does not work
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Can you show your configuration ?
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I'm using PySide2. Same issue here.
Qt Creator 5.0.2 Based on Qt 5.15.2 (MSVC 2019, 64 bit)I tried with different versions of Python with PySide2 installed. To verify, when I click run button, the application is launched and working properly.
When I try to edit QML files in Design Mode, I get the error:Line: 0: The Design Mode requires a valid Qt kit. -
@SGaist Maybe i misunderstood you, but I will share the images of kits and python
settings.
.and this is my text edit's beginning
Thank you for your interest
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The message looks like related to your emscripten kit. Are you going to develop for it ?
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@SGaist said in Error => line:0 the the design mode requires a valid Qt kit.(PySide6):
Are you going to develop for it
I couldn't understand,I really do not know what emscripten kit is. Should I delete something or install something ?
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This is the webassembly kit.
If you don't know what I am talking about, I would recommend that your remove all Qt versions that you are not going to develop with.
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This is the webassembly kit.
If you don't know what I am talking about, I would recommend that your remove all Qt versions that you are not going to develop with.
@SGaist I removed them but it still gives me the error
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What do you have now in the Python part ?
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if you are talking about this, this is the same as before
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guys I solved the problem. The problem was actually very simple. only you need to check the kits if their qt version is right or not. For example I use Desktop (x86-darwin-generic-mach_o-64bit) kit for my Qt Quick and when I scroll down the kits page there is qt version for the kit you selected, there are some options; "none", "Qt 6.2.3 for macOS", "Qt 6.2.2 (6.2.2)...." and you should choose the right one. thanks for all your help.
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@Abdullah-S hello, I think I have the same issue but I don't know how to fix it
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@Abdullah-S hello, I think I have the same issue but I don't know how to fix it
@louis_CHEVALIER The OP wrote in his last post here how he fixed the issue - did you check that?
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@louis_CHEVALIER The OP wrote in his last post here how he fixed the issue - did you check that?
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@jsulm hello, i saw the last post but i couldn't get it to work
@louis_CHEVALIER Then provide more information about your issue and what you tried...
